bateleur eagle造句

• Bird species recorded are 400, which includes lilac-breasted roller, yellow-throated longclaw and bateleur eagle.
• Bateleur eagles are among a group of raptors that secrete a clear, salty fluid from their nares whilst eating.
• Raptor canyon is an aviary that opened in 1993 and that is home to crowned eagles, Andean condor, a bateleur eagles.
• Mapungubwe, in this respect, means the'rocks of the bateleur eagles'- an indication that there were many bateleurs in the area or location.
• The bateleur eagle is the only member of the genus " Terathopius " and probably the origin of the " Zimbabwe Bird ", the national emblem of Zimbabwe.
• At 26, 000 square feet, the facility replaces the old avian center and will allow the zoo's bird conservation work to expand to more species, including bateleur eagles and marabou stork.
• Following the independence of Zimbabwe in April 1980, the air force was renamed the Air Force of Zimbabwe, but continued to use the emblem of a bateleur eagle in flight, as used by the Rhodesians.
• A young African hand extraordinary in his knowledge of the bush, its flora and fauna, he ranges in expertise from such as ants to elephants, termites to giraffes, purple-flowering hypoestes plants to Sodom apples, ostriches to graceful bateleur eagles.
• In Shona, the language spoken by the majority of people in Zimbabwe, the word " mapungu " is the plural form of the word " chapungu ", denoting the bateleur eagle, which is widely believed to be the model for the Zimbabwean birds that once graced the massive Great Zimbabwe royal complex.
• More probably, the Zimbabwe birds represent sacred or totemic animals of the Shona  the bateleur eagle ( Shona : " chapengu " ), which was held to be a messenger from Mwari ( God ) and the ancestors, or the fish eagle ( " hungwe " ) which it has been suggested was the original totem of the Shona.